#liveusb — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #liveusb, aggregated by home.social.
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Problem dual booting Ubuntu 24.04 with Windows 11 #dualboot #partitioning #systeminstallation #liveusb #windows11
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Problem dual booting Ubuntu 24.04 with Windows 11 #dualboot #partitioning #systeminstallation #liveusb #windows11
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Problem dual booting Ubuntu 24.04 with Windows 11 #dualboot #partitioning #systeminstallation #liveusb #windows11
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Problem dual booting Ubuntu 24.04 with Windows 11 #dualboot #partitioning #systeminstallation #liveusb #windows11
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Problem dual booting Ubuntu 24.04 with Windows 11 #dualboot #partitioning #systeminstallation #liveusb #windows11
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Problem installing 24.04 with Windows 11 #dualboot #partitioning #systeminstallation #liveusb #windows11
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Problem installing 24.04 with Windows 11 #dualboot #partitioning #systeminstallation #liveusb #windows11
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Problem installing 24.04 with Windows 11 #dualboot #partitioning #systeminstallation #liveusb #windows11
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Problem installing 24.04 with Windows 11 #dualboot #partitioning #systeminstallation #liveusb #windows11
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Problem installing 24.04 with Windows 11 #dualboot #partitioning #systeminstallation #liveusb #windows11
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#BashCoreGee joins the BashCore family 😀
A new entry-level live system built on Debian with the GNOME desktop, designed for instant internet access and simplicity. It boots straight to the desktop with Firefox and Tor Browser ready to use, and you can install more apps easily via GNOME Software.
Minimal, fast, and ready to explore 😀
https://www.bashcore.org/downloads/BashCoreGee2602-Lana.iso
#Linux #Debian #GNOME #LiveUSB #OpenSource #Privacy #BashCore
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🤟🏻 Built a full #sdcard.img for #RaspberryPi in 28 minutes with #Buildroot using BuildLab, my new portable live OS booted via #Ventoy.
1800 packages, XFCE, QEMU, libvirt, full toolchain, debug + network stack.
#BuildLab isn’t a system to use, it’s a system to build systems. A clean, reproducible embedded lab always in my pocket 👊🏻
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BashCore live USB on two laptops:
🖥️ Acer Aspire One (2009): 131MB RAM used
💻 HP 250 (2022): 251MB RAM usedSame ISO, same boot mode.
But newer hardware loads extra services.BashCore adapts to what it finds: minimal where needed, responsive where possible.
#Linux #LiveUSB #Debian #BashCore #PrivacyOS #Systemd #htop #Minimalism #SysAdmin #TechForensics
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An #MX #Linux nomadic #LiveUSB system with dynamic persistence is everything you need to go around with an updated full #GNU+#Linux #OS in your pocket, ready to work in any machine you found around in your pilgrimage... Really awesome...
https://mxlinux.org/
From the amazing people that brought you #antiX:
https://antixlinux.com/
@mxlinux 💻 ❤️ 🤗 🆓
#xfce #kde #fluxbox #distros #frugalinstall #floss #gpl #freesoftware #libresoftware #mepis #debian #retro #hardware #nomadic #softwarelibre -
BashCore is so lightweight and fast that it runs smoothly even on a simple USB 2.0 drive. Perfect for reviving old PCs and working anywhere with maximum portability.
#BashCore #Linux #USB2 #FastAndLight #ReviveYourPC #PortableLinux #MinimalLinux #NoBloat #LiveUSB #RunsEverywhere #TechMinimalism #LightweightOS #LinuxOnTheGo #OldPCNewLife #EfficiencyMatters #CLI
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CW: debian/docker project show-and-tell with a lot of links
One of my most useful personal projects is my own customized #Debian #Linux ISO image, with my packages, tools, dotfiles and configuration just the way I want it.
It uses Debian Live to build the ISO, which can be used as a #liveusb or an installer. I can build it locally via #vagrant with #libvirt, or using a #GitHub workflow.
Here's what I think is one of the coolest things: the GitHub workflow builds the ISO then packages it into a #Docker image. When run, that container provides the following:
- an HTTP server from which the ISO can be download
- a #VNC server (using #novnc and #Xvfb) for connecting to the live instance running on #QEMU with #kvm
- a #websockify interface for accessing the VNC server in a web browser
It's so useful for me to have my environment with me wherever I go as I carry it around with me on my #Ventoy thumb drive, whether running it as a one-off live instance or the installer, and to have the environment in a Docker container where I can spin it up as needed.
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CW: debian/docker project show-and-tell with a lot of links
One of my most useful personal projects is my own customized #Debian #Linux ISO image, with my packages, tools, dotfiles and configuration just the way I want it.
It uses Debian Live to build the ISO, which can be used as a #liveusb or an installer. I can build it locally via #vagrant with #libvirt, or using a #GitHub workflow.
Here's what I think is one of the coolest things: the GitHub workflow builds the ISO then packages it into a #Docker image. When run, that container provides the following:
- an HTTP server from which the ISO can be download
- a #VNC server (using #novnc and #Xvfb) for connecting to the live instance running on #QEMU with #kvm
- a #websockify interface for accessing the VNC server in a web browser
It's so useful for me to have my environment with me wherever I go as I carry it around with me on my #Ventoy thumb drive, whether running it as a one-off live instance or the installer, and to have the environment in a Docker container where I can spin it up as needed.
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CW: debian/docker project show-and-tell with a lot of links
One of my most useful personal projects is my own customized #Debian #Linux ISO image, with my packages, tools, dotfiles and configuration just the way I want it.
It uses Debian Live to build the ISO, which can be used as a #liveusb or an installer. I can build it locally via #vagrant with #libvirt, or using a #GitHub workflow.
Here's what I think is one of the coolest things: the GitHub workflow builds the ISO then packages it into a #Docker image. When run, that container provides the following:
- an HTTP server from which the ISO can be download
- a #VNC server (using #novnc and #Xvfb) for connecting to the live instance running on #QEMU with #kvm
- a #websockify interface for accessing the VNC server in a web browser
It's so useful for me to have my environment with me wherever I go as I carry it around with me on my #Ventoy thumb drive, whether running it as a one-off live instance or the installer, and to have the environment in a Docker container where I can spin it up as needed.
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CW: debian/docker project show-and-tell with a lot of links
One of my most useful personal projects is my own customized #Debian #Linux ISO image, with my packages, tools, dotfiles and configuration just the way I want it.
It uses Debian Live to build the ISO, which can be used as a #liveusb or an installer. I can build it locally via #vagrant with #libvirt, or using a #GitHub workflow.
Here's what I think is one of the coolest things: the GitHub workflow builds the ISO then packages it into a #Docker image. When run, that container provides the following:
- an HTTP server from which the ISO can be download
- a #VNC server (using #novnc and #Xvfb) for connecting to the live instance running on #QEMU with #kvm
- a #websockify interface for accessing the VNC server in a web browser
It's so useful for me to have my environment with me wherever I go as I carry it around with me on my #Ventoy thumb drive, whether running it as a one-off live instance or the installer, and to have the environment in a Docker container where I can spin it up as needed.